Offensive Security Services

Your application layer is the most consistently targeted surface in modern attacks. Evaluris conducts manual penetration testing across web applications, mobile applications, REST and GraphQL APIs, and thick-client platforms — going well beyond what automated scanners are capable of finding.

Testing follows the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide (WSTG) methodology with hypothesis-driven, operator-validated workflows. Every finding is confirmed as exploitable before it enters the report, with full business impact context and prioritized remediation guidance.

An attacker doesn't need to be inside your network to compromise your organization. External network penetration testing evaluates your internet-exposed attack surface from the perspective of an external threat actor — with no prior knowledge, no internal access, and no assumptions.

Evaluris maps your external footprint, identifies exploitable entry points across cloud assets, remote access services, mail infrastructure, and public-facing applications, and attempts to establish footholds that demonstrate real-world compromise potential.

The question is no longer whether an attacker will get in — it's what they can reach once they do. Internal network penetration testing uses an assume-breach methodology to answer that question with precision.

Starting from an authenticated internal position, Evaluris operators map lateral movement paths, identify privilege escalation routes, and pursue sensitive data access across your enterprise infrastructure. Findings are documented against the MITRE ATT&CK kill chain, with remediation guidance mapped to each technique.

Active Directory is the backbone of enterprise identity — and the primary target of every advanced persistent threat actor operating today. A single misconfiguration can be the difference between a contained incident and a full domain compromise.

Evaluris executes the same techniques used by real-world APT groups: Kerberoasting, AS-REP roasting, DCSync, Pass-the-Hash, Pass-the-Ticket, ACL abuse, and trust relationship exploitation. The engagement maps the complete path from initial foothold to domain administrator, identifying every exploitable step along the way.

Cloud environments are not inherently secure by default. Misconfigured storage buckets, overpermissioned IAM roles, exposed API keys, insecure DevOps pipelines, and lateral movement paths through cloud-native services are the conditions attackers rely on — and that compliance checklists routinely miss.

Evaluris assesses your cloud posture from an attacker's perspective across AWS and Azure environments, identifying misconfiguration chains, privilege escalation paths, and cross-account compromise scenarios that represent real business risk.

Artificial intelligence has expanded your attack surface in ways that traditional penetration testing frameworks were not designed to address. Every LLM integration, GenAI application, and MLSecOps pipeline you deploy introduces a new class of vulnerability — one that conventional scanners cannot detect and that most offensive security teams are not equipped to test.

Evaluris conducts adversarial assessments of AI systems aligned to OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications, OWASP ML Security Top 10, and the MITRE ATLAS adversarial machine learning threat matrix. Our operators have published research on system prompt poisoning, autonomous APT frameworks, and AI-driven malware polymorphism — not theoretical knowledge, but active research informing every engagement.

Industrial control systems were not designed with adversaries in mind. SCADA platforms, PLCs, historian servers, and OT network architectures contain vulnerabilities that automated scanners cannot reach and that general-purpose penetration testers are not qualified to assess safely.

Evaluris brings specialized offensive security expertise to operational technology environments — including SCADA systems, Siemens S7 and Allen-Bradley PLCs, Modbus/DNP3/IEC 61850 protocol stacks, and OT/IT convergence boundaries. All engagements are conducted under zero-disruption protocols designed for live industrial environments where availability is non-negotiable.

The most technically hardened environment can be compromised through a single well-crafted email, a convincing phone call, or an unescorted visitor in a server room. Social engineering testing evaluates the human layer of your security program — the controls that no firewall rule can enforce.

Evaluris designs and executes phishing campaigns, vishing operations, and physical intrusion scenarios tailored to your organization's profile, sector, and threat landscape. Findings are reported with full attack narrative, employee response analysis, and recommendations for security awareness program improvement.

A red team engagement is the highest-fidelity test of your organization's ability to detect, respond to, and contain a real-world threat actor. It is not a penetration test. The objective is not to enumerate vulnerabilities — it is to achieve agreed mission objectives through stealth, persistence, and advanced evasion, while your defensive team operates under normal conditions with no prior warning.

Evaluris red team operators use the same tactics, techniques, and procedures employed by the advanced persistent threat actors most likely to target your sector. Engagements are conducted under strict operational security, using custom tooling, living-off-the-land techniques, and evasion methods designed to defeat modern EDR, SIEM, and behavioral analytics platforms.

The output is not a vulnerability list. It is a complete attack narrative — a documented, end-to-end account of how your organization was compromised, what your defenses failed to detect, and what changes to your security program would have changed the outcome.

AI systems require a fundamentally different adversarial mindset. Conventional red team techniques do not address the attack surfaces introduced by large language models, autonomous AI agents, LLM-integrated business applications, and GenAI-powered security tooling.

Evaluris AI Red Teaming evaluates the resilience of your AI infrastructure against adversarial actors who understand how these systems reason, where their guardrails fail, and how to manipulate them at scale. Our operators have published original research on system prompt poisoning, agentic attack orchestration, and autonomous APT frameworks — applied directly to every engagement.

Red teaming finds the gaps. Purple teaming closes them — faster, with direct knowledge transfer to the team that has to defend your environment every day.

Purple team engagements execute adversary attack scenarios mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK Framework and your organization's specific business objectives, in direct collaboration with your blue team. Unlike red teaming, the defensive team is engaged throughout — validating detections in real time, tuning alert logic against live attack activity, and building the operational muscle memory required to respond effectively when the real attack arrives.

The output is measurable improvement in detection coverage, documented against each MITRE ATT&CK technique tested — not a report filed and forgotten.

Regulators across the EU, GCC, and Africa now mandate that critical financial institutions conduct penetration testing driven by real threat intelligence — not generic methodology. DORA Article 26, TIBER-EU, and equivalent frameworks across CBUAE, SAMA, VARA, CBK, and CBB require documented TLPT engagements conducted by certified, independent testers meeting defined competency standards.

Evaluris TLPT engagements are built from a tailored threat intelligence profile of your organization — identifying the specific threat actors, campaigns, and TTPs most likely to target your sector, geography, and technology stack. Attack scenarios are constructed from that intelligence baseline, producing an engagement that is directly relevant to your real-world risk exposure rather than a standardized test suite.

Every engagement produces the complete evidence package required for regulatory submission: threat intelligence report, test execution documentation, findings narrative, and remediation evidence record aligned to the applicable framework standard.

Point-in-time red team engagements provide a snapshot. Your attack surface does not stand still.

The Evaluris Managed Red Team Service delivers continuous adversary simulation through structured monthly testing sprints, dedicated operator access, and a rolling findings cycle that keeps pace with your evolving infrastructure and emerging threats. Organizations use this model to build or augment an internal red team capability, validate remediation effectiveness, and maintain continuous visibility into their true security posture — not just at assessment time.

Monthly reporting cycles give you full control to rescope objectives, retest previously identified findings after remediation, and track measurable improvement across your security program over time.

Best suited for: financial institutions, regulated enterprises, and organizations with mature security programs seeking continuous validation rather than periodic point-in-time assessment.